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Many plant lovers have tried to grow roses from cuttings. There are many rose propagation methods such as rooting in soil or water, air layering, and some even try to grow rose cuttings in potatoes! Some of these methods are great, some actually don’t work very well.
However, there are endless varieties of roses you CAN propagate. For example, the famous “New Dawn” and “Charlotte Armstrong” roses were patented over 50 years ago, and old-fashioned heirloom roses often root easier than modern hybrids.
But with this idea we’ve got for you can grow your own beautiful bunch of roses!
Everybody Loves Flowers
Flowers are beautiful and they provide your home with a cozy and welcoming atmosphere and the scent is perfect!
Did you know that flowers can even be good for your health? Hydrangea plant good to dry eyes, headaches and sensitive skin.
Hydrangea common names hydrangea or hortensia is a genus of 70–75 species of flowering plants native to Asia and the Americas. By far the greatest species diversity is in eastern Asia, notably China, Korea, and Japan.
The bloom colors are what really make the hydrangea stand out: They range from Pink to Blue, including all shades of Lavender to Violet to Purple, as well as green and white. Color intensities run the gamut from vibrant to pastel.
Sometimes gardening can be frustrating! There are so many variables that can affect your garden it’s sometimes difficult to see the “bright side” when everything goes wrong.
But, a lesson is learned with every failure and we gardeners continue growing and moving forward. When you think all hope is lost, take a step back, re-motivate yourself with these gardening quotes, and get back to doing what you love!
Green Thumb
Not all of us have enough of a green thumb to maintain an entire flower garden, though. Luckily, we’ve got an amazing tip for you that will make sure you can have your own roses before you know it! No need for a green thumb at all and you’ll never be without a bunch of flowers again.
Sounds perfect, right? Everybody loves a good bunch of roses and this idea will make sure you can have a garden full of them.
This is how you do it
Cut the stem of Rose, remove all of the leaves including the top of the rose (approximately 3 centimeters).
A rose and a potato? Yes, you read that right! This idea is going to sound really strange, but it does work.
Take the potato and drill in a hole the width of the stalk; make sure the stalk doesn’t wobble within the hole. Cover the bottom of the pot with 5 centimeters of potting soil, and place the potato on top and fill the rest of the pot with potting soil.
Get the desired size of plastic bottle, cut off the bottom about 2 centimeters and carefully place it over the stalk sticking out of the soil.
Occasionally water the rose around the bottle and watch how your roses grow like never before!
